New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-28
NEWS ABOUT MANAGERS IND PLAYERS.
THE ACADEMY SOLD BY MIR. DINsMoRE-wALLAcK's
COMPANY TO PLAY AT DAYS.

THE ACADEMY SOLD BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
COMPANY TO PLAY AT DALYs.
The Academy OF Music has more changed hands,
and now Mr. Douglas of Douglaston. l. L. Is the pur-
chaser 81 sold the Academy TO Mr. Douglas some days
ago" said w. B. Dinsmore yesterday, "and have now no
interest OF any sort IN H. I cannot tell you
anything about It's future" Mr. Douglas has
bought the house in behalf Of himself alone The
price paid sufficient TO insure Mr. Dnsmore profit
on his investment of over 100000 Not much said
about the transaction yesterday BY any one con
cerned but this much was definitely learned: BE-
fore Mr. Dinsmore disposed OF his newly acquired
property had satisfied himself that he conld come to
no agreement with Mes.r Abbey and shoeie VINO were
deal They have entirely renquisned the dea Oh iesv
Ing the place and any no on Sher e. suitable 0Hs sc
~, Ss' FUTURE rS' Of tn. Acaas%y nothing definite
A. j. Murphys superntendence and various attractions
have booked there for several months TO come Inc
Be made II will remain practically It Is and win be let
TO ali responsible people who may apply for 4, as h.;
two years amount comfortable percentage ON the
Q% BY MT DoSss between two
managers Will be read with interest by play-goers;
IL WRIST TgIKriEIH ST.
DEAR Mr. DAILY. A, Colonel MecinIi VIM oceupy my
ss' IN @y .'a fes
TO s as Sa sHs er beautiful house for
couple OF weeks beginnng Nav IT, II yon entertain
meet this week aud tax The
Yours Always truly IAo'A" "N-AAN"'
DALYs THEATRE,
NEw.Yok April ~, 1887.
Ny DEAR Mn. wALLAoK; will DO very glad TO give tho
shelter OF my house 10 your very charming Poor Young
Man" which rec0llect with pleasure OF the very
OF waacks Theatre under whose root
drank earliest draughts OF refreshing comeiy bad
giving theatre into the hands OF painters and
carpent rs but
readily work for few weeks and be prepared 10
receive your company In the Romance OF Poor Young
Man or any comedies which IL may suit you to
give n the time Which gladly place Sss o . aS hour we
shall meet arrange tho details and believe me very sin
cerely. hO"OniiH DAhi'
Mr. Wallack will take his entire company TO DAYS
Theatre on May 10, and after opening In The
Romance" will probably produce one or Two OF inc
choicest old comedies OF the repertory OF Waiacks
Theatre as a wind up OF his hr. Days regular
season closes Saturday night Of the present week and
his theatre will remain closed until Mr. Walacks en-
gagemcnt begins -, ~,
There has for time been probability Oh New
York Chinese play acted by Chinese
actors The agent OF the company which Is now In san
Francisco been doing his best to secure theatre but
without He Is now In treaty with MI AmpcIy
and the company will probably be seen nj the 1hala
Theatre long The play WILL OF course be uninte
cibe said to be OF such gorgeousness
that 1t hoped enough people TO make the venture sue
cessful will be attracted by them,
Henry t. Abbey went to Boston yesterday afternoon.
ACCOMMODATING Mime. Patti, with whom he has made a
new contract for her appearance IN South America.
During his absence all negotiations between Mr. Waliack
and himself at rest To-day the lawyers are expected
10 draw up a provisional agreement about which con-
clusiOn will surely be reached next Monday. In the
meantime Mr. schoenel Is looking after his partners
tnterests I'm the affair